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Print on mesh tarpaulin (without dedicated liner)
This section explains how to print on mesh media that does not have a dedicated liner attached to it. If
mesh media with a dedicated liner is used these instructions are not necessary.
CAUTION If a dedicated liner is provided with the mesh tarpaulin, this must be used. Printing
on mesh media without a liner allows the ink to pass through the media, consequently soiling the
back of the media and the platen.
CAUTION To avoid potential damage to the printheads, make sure that the carriage height is
set to the highest position before printing on mesh tarpaulin (Refer to
Change the printhead
height).
CAUTION Do not use mesh media that is thin and very supple because this will rub on the
printheads.
CAUTION If the media width is narrower than the liner width: use the special edge guards to
hold down both sides of the media (Refer to
Use the special edge guards for use with a liner) and
set DETECT WIDTH to NONE (Refer to
Media width detection (WIDTH DETECTION)).
NOTE Because the liner wrinkles easily, it is recommended that if it is wound onto the take-up
reel, only the liner is taken-up and not the printed media.
NOTE When using a liner, it is recommended to use the separator bar to separate the liner and
the printed media. If a separator bar support assembly is not installed, you must install it to use
the separator bar (Refer to
Install the separator bar support assembly).
1. Install a liner roll on the sub-scroller
a. Confirm the take-up direction of the liner.
b. Install the liner (2) onto the sub-scroller (1).
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